Pretoria - South African Airways Technical (SAAT), the maintenance subsidiary of SAA, has concluded a wage deal with the Aviation Union of Southern...

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Thohoyandou - A bricklaying cooperative belonging to women near Thohoyandou in Limpopo has received a cash injection of R100 000 from...

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Top South African trail runner Anita Obrien (Kameeldrift West, North West Province) will return to Van Gaalens Cheese Farm, Hartbeespoort on Saturday, 28 September 2013 to defend her title at the action packed New Balance IMPI Elite Race. “Trying something new every now and then makes your life so much more exciting,” says Obrien.* “Obstacle [...]Obrien for IMPI Hartbeespoort is a post from: Trail Running South Africa



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ITV has commissioned STV Productions to make a second series of hit game show Catchphrase.

The series of 9 x 45’ episodes, with an additional 3 x 60’ celebrity specials, will start filming in September.

The iconic show was revived with a brand new series in April 2013, featuring a revamped set, 3D graphics and a dynamic new end game. The series was a ratings success with an average audience of 4.9 million and an overall reach of just under 20 million across the series, making it the biggest new game show of the year across all channels.

Host Stephen Mulhern will return for the second series, joined of course by his animated sidekick, Mr Chips.

The series was commissioned by ITV's Controller of Entertainment, John Kaye Cooper.

Gary Chippington, head of entertainment at STV Productions, said: “We are hugely excited to be working on a second series of Catchphrase and look forward to giving the audience another chance to ‘say what they see’ as they play along with Stephen, Mr Chips and our studio contestants.”

John Kaye Cooper, ITV's Controller of Entertainment, said: "We were delighted with the first series of the new Catchphrase and we're delighted to welcome Stephen and Mr Chips back with another series."

Victoria Plumb, the UK’s leading online bathroom retailer, have added to their extensive furniture range with two new and stylish collections: Planet and Sky. The Planet Range features six pieces of furniture (between £119 – £299), with a mix of free standing and wall hung pieces, including a contemporary back to wall toilet unit and [...]Two New Furniture Ranges is a post from: Home n Spire





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The Council of Mortgage Lenders estimates that total gross mortgage lending in July increased to £16.6 billion, representing a rise of 12% from £14.8...

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The Robertson twins Jake and Zane contested the heats of the 5000m. Zane was well placed in second or third position on the pole line for most of his heat, moving back when the pace went on with two laps remaining.*He finished in ninth place in 13m 27.89s and hoped the second heat would be [...]The Robertson Twins in Moscow is a post from: Time-to-Run New Zealand



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Johannesburg – The BRICS Business Council on Tuesday expressed their commitment to working together to advance development in the bloc’s member...

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The Basics of Sound Personal Financial Planning Globalization has changed our personal financial circumstances dramatically in a way that was unthinkable for our grandparents. My own situation is not unusual – I am domiciled in one country, live much of the year in another, and holiday in a third, holding citizenships of two of them. [...]Basics of Personal Financial Planning is a post from: TheBizSense Views & Forecasting



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India’s Dongria Kondh tribe has overwhelmingly rejected plans by notorious British mining giant Vedanta Resources for an open-pit bauxite mine in their sacred Niyamgiri Hills, in an unprecedented triumph for tribal rights. Twelve Dongria villages have now unanimously voted against Vedanta’s mine during consultations ordered by India’s Supreme Court in April 2013, because their religious, [...]Tribe deals fatal blow to Vedanta mine is a post from: EconSpire



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